CRIME & SAFETY
WATCH: Road rage fight on 10 Freeway caught on camera
LOS ANGELES - A road rage fight between three people in the middle of a busy Santa Monica freeway was caught on camera. It happened around 2 p.m. on April 23, on the 10 Freeway around Normandie Avenue in South Los Angeles. Viewer Thiago Oliveira shared the video with FOX 11. He said the fight was spurred by an argument over an apparent fender bender.
Man Shot, Killed on Busy Downtown Los Angeles Sidewalk
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES, Apr. 26 (KNN) — A man was fatally shot in broad daylight on a busy Los Angeles sidewalk in Downtown Los Angeles Thursday afternoon. At approximately 3:45 p.m., Los Angeles Police Department’s Central Division broadcasted shots fired on 6th and Main streets. Arriving officers located...
Man Shot in Florence-Firestone Neighborhood Pronounced Dead at Hospital
FLORENCE-FIRESTONE, LOS ANGELES, Apr. 24 (KNN) — A shooting victim was found mortally wounded in the Florence-Firestone neighborhood within Los Angeles early Wednesday morning. The shooting was… Read more "Man Shot in Florence-Firestone Neighborhood Pronounced Dead at Hospital">
Security guard stabbed multiple times in Los Angeles attack
An overnight security guard was stabbed multiple times during an attack at a shopping plaza in the Pico-Union neighborhood near Los Angeles’ Koreatown Wednesday morning. The incident was reported shortly before 3 a.m. on West Olympic Boulevard near South New Hampshire Avenue. Police said the security guard, believed to be in his 60s, called 911 […]
Stolen Vehicle Involving 4 Juveniles Crashes During Pursuit in Boyle Heights
BOYLE HEIGHTS, LOS ANGLES, Apr. 24 (KNN) — Four minors were found to be involved in stolen vehicle pursuit that ended in a crash in Boyle Heights.… Read more "Stolen Vehicle Involving 4 Juveniles Crashes During Pursuit in Boyle Heights">
LA County deputies arrest suspect in brutal attack of Metro bus driver
Los Angeles County deputies arrested a man for brutally attacking a Metro bus driver after a nearly two-week investigation. Suspect Darnell Marshon Bray, 30, was booked for attempted murder with a bail totaling $2 million, according to the LA County Sheriff's Department.The alleged attack happened at about 10:30 p.m. on April 13 at the intersection of 119th Street and Wilmington Avenue. Detectives said the bus operator was driving his route when Bray suddenly began to yell at him. When the driver stopped the bus, Bray allegedly punched the man in the face before stabbing him in the chest. Luckily, the victim jumped off the bus and was able to get away from Bray, according to investigators. Bray tried to follow the driver but walked in the opposite direction after some time. The sheriff's department located and arrested Bray on April 24. He's expected to appear at the Compton Courthouse for his arraignment on April 26.Anyone with information about the case or Bray is urged to contact the department at (323) 563-5000.Anonymous tips can be submitted to LA Crime Stoppers at (800) 222-8477 or through their website.
Man stabbed with knife in South LA after argument on bus
A man was stabbed several times with a knife Friday after an argument on a Metro bus turned to violence, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. It happened around 12:40 p.m. Police said multiple people got into some kind of argument on the bus, then exited near the intersection of Adams and Figueroa Way in South Los Angeles. Officers said the suspect then stabbed the male victim and was taken into custody by LAPD after attempting the flee the scene. The victim was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. The identities of the suspect and victim have not...
Los Angeles Metro board member says she’s ‘afraid,’ will not ride alone
A Los Angeles Metro board member says she is “afraid” and would not ride on the city’s public transportation system alone. The comments were made during a board meeting Thursday where the transit agency’s Board of Directors declared a public safety emergency. “I will not ride our transit system by myself. I am afraid and […]
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